Questions and Answers
What consequence does a student face for missing a journalism deadline due to work commitments?
How many hours of photo/event participation are required per quarter for Photojournalism students?
Which statement is true regarding the commitment required from journalism students?
What is the minimum time commitment for Advanced Journalism students per quarter?
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What role do editors play in managing the workload of journalism staff?
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What is the primary consequence of being absent regarding deadlines?
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What should a student do if they miss a deadline due to absence?
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How should work be submitted if a student is unable to attend class?
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What is emphasized as crucial in the field of journalism regarding work submission?
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What should a student primarily avoid regarding schoolwork related to deadlines?
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Study Notes
Academic Integrity
- Citing all references and resources is mandatory.
- Cheating in any form is considered academic dishonesty, leading to a grade of 0 and possible removal from the program.
- Plagiarism harms grades, credibility, and integrity.
Time Commitment for Journalism
- Advanced Journalism requires 20 hours of photo/event coverage per quarter.
- Photojournalism requires 10 hours per quarter.
- Journalists must prioritize attendance and perform optimally at events, potentially limiting involvement in other activities.
Equipment and Donations
- Students are not required to purchase a camera, but using one's own is encouraged.
- Canon cameras are preferred due to compatibility with school lenses; other brands do not fit.
- Donations for classroom supplies like tissue boxes, highlighters, sticky notes, Lysol wipes, and old newspapers are welcome.
Attendance Policy
- Physical and mental presence is crucial; absentees must check in with Mrs. Wright for missed work.
- Absences do not excuse missing deadlines; work must be submitted on time.
Late Work Policy
- Late submissions are discouraged as deadlines are critical in journalism.
- Work must be uploaded via Yearbook Avenue, Google Drive, or emailed in emergencies.
- Students are responsible for prompt arrangements for make-up work after absences.
Course Goals
- Produce high-quality yearbook and newspaper with developed journalism skills.
- Foster self-management, organization, and planning in group projects.
- Utilize media outlets effectively to meet audience needs.
- Cultivate time management and design principles for journalism work.
- Gain knowledge of press laws and legal issues relevant to student publications.
Required Materials
- Daily planner, which can be digital but must function correctly.
- 1-inch binder with 5 dividers for organizing various materials.
- Loose-leaf paper, writing instruments, and a Chromebook for classwork.
- Optional items include a spiral notebook, a flash drive, an SD memory card, and a DSLR camera for personal use.
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This quiz focuses on understanding the importance of academic integrity within the classroom. Students will learn about the consequences of cheating, plagiarism, and the necessity of proper citation. By engaging with this material, you will be better prepared to maintain credibility and uphold the integrity of your academic program.
